tesladoxed
The Anti-Masonic Party was the first national third party in American politics. Formed in western New York State in the aftermath of a spirited wave of anger and suspicion of the Masonic fraternity after a controversial incident in that community, this short-lived party had a substantial effect on both the national political landscape and the methodology of party politics. In the early nineteenth century, a large resentment was growing in American society against fraternal societies such as the Freemasons.
Shared 13 years ago
99 views
Shared 13 years ago
206 views
Shared 14 years ago
201 views
Shared 14 years ago
477 views
Shared 14 years ago
25 views
Shared 14 years ago
4.7K views
Shared 14 years ago
853 views
Shared 14 years ago
99 views
Shared 14 years ago
1.4K views
Shared 14 years ago
718 views
Shared 14 years ago
176 views
Shared 14 years ago
1K views
Shared 14 years ago
22 views
Shared 14 years ago
15 views
Shared 14 years ago
27 views
Shared 14 years ago
25 views
Shared 14 years ago
74 views
Shared 14 years ago
319 views